Premier declares Japs will not sign peace with China
The Tokyo premier Yoshida said Japan rejects a bilateral peace and trade treaty with Communist China while open to a treaty with Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government in Formosa. He cited reasons including Chinese backing of the Japan Communist Party and the Sino Soviet pact as motives to avoid Chinese ties.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Singeru Yoshida
Japan
Moscow
China
Russia
Yoshida
Formosa
Ken Laukai
Religion Has Place in Politics Says Church Official
Dr. Samuel Cavert of the National Council of Churches declares that guarding church state separation does not bar religion from politics. He spoke at a Washington luncheon honoring Dr. Earl Adams, stressing the council’s role as a non lobbying, non legislative body aiding moral and social welfare through cooperation with government on programs from Point Four to overseas relief and civil rights.
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Associated Press
Washington
Samuel McCrea Cavert
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Earl Fred. Jerick Adams
Council
Cavert
Ington
Dr. Cavert
Point Four
America
Iin
Lincoln
Vishinsky expresses sympathy for Philip C Jessup
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky told the United Nations Political Committee he felt sympathy for U S ambassador Philip C Jessup amid Republican attacks accusing him of un-American associations. Vishinsky said he would testify Jessup is the defender of the American way of thought if called before Congress.
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Associated Press
Paris
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U.S
Philip C. Jessup
Vishinsky
United Nations Po|tical Committee
Jessup
Congress
Three Republicans File For Congress Races
State Sen Day ton R Stemple of Philippi filed for Republican nomination for Congress in the Second District. Also filing were Louis Levendorf of Weirton and Francis J Love of Wheeling for First District seats. Love seeks to return to the House seat he held in 1947-48.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Dayton R. Stemple
Philippi
Congress
Stemple
Senate
Secretary
Louis Levendorf
Weirton
Francis J. Love
Wheeling
Love
More Red Cities Placed Off Limits
Moscow reports an expanded list of forbidden cities for foreigners including 22 new sites and tighter travel limits near the capital. Restrictions now extend to 25 miles from Moscow with exceptions, and Uchenskoye Reservoir area is added. Possible motives cited include atomic program sites and war industry proximity.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Uchenskoye Reservoir
Yaroshal
Ufa
Astrakhan
Saratov
Siberian
Yakutsk
Russian Republic
Civil Action Filed Against Cantors
Santa Monica California report says a civil action has been filed against Eddie Cantor and his wife Ida over the sale of their Beverly Hills home to Bernard UL and his wife.
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Associated Press
Santa Monica
Calif
Eddie Cantor
Ida
Beverly Hills
Bernard UL. F
Senator Eastland Presses Emergency Roundup Plan
Senator Eastland introduces a bill under the McCarran Internal Security Act seeking a national emergency declaration to permit the Justice Department to round up and detain thousands of suspected communists. The proposal envisions detention camps to hold subversive individuals as soon as possible.
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Frese
Ishington
Eastland
D-Miss
McCarran
D-New
Justice Department
Legion Clubhouse Hosts Chinese Laundry in Brooklyn
Ing Sinn, 56, a laundry operator and member of the American Legion, moved his laundry to the J. W. Person Post clubhouse in Brooklyn. He set up in the basement and opened yesterday after being evicted from his 12 year old laundries.
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Associated Press
New York
American Legion
Brooklyn
Ing Sinn
J. W. Person Post
Post
The
Legion
Iodine as Sanitizer Aims to Clean Dishes Fast
Philadelphia researchers report a 20 second sanitizing method using iodine for dishes and spoons from home or restaurant. The Sterilizing solution is made with a teaspoon of 2 percent iodine in a pint of water, amid disputes over repair and refunds tied to an archival court action.
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Philadelphia
Louis Gershenfeld
Bernard Witlin
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science
American Journal of the Fleishers
United
Germantown
Republicans Bell Party to Group on Train Voyage
San Francisco bound Republicans, snowbound on the City of San Francisco, claim they converted Democrats and independents while passing out GOP pins. Dignitaries including J. Russell Sprague and Bertha Adkins addressed the halted party as they headed to national committee meetings. Some passengers sent eviction-esque telegrams to California senators over hotel disputes.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
GOP
J. Russell Sprague
New York
Bertha Adkins Salisbury
Dan Kirkbridge
Meriden
Wyo
National Federation of Women's Advisory Republican Clubs
Ivan Walsh
Oakland
Calif
Sprague
Kirkbridge
Adkins
GOF
California
Richard Nixon
William F. Knowland
Earl Warren
Truman
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